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Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
1T is NOEzperinelt

,l'eople would be greatly
sur ,.-ised If they got any
|think 'lseb but durable, sty-
lish OF thing at Oak Hall.
They WI not be disap-
pointed While the sign Of
Wananaker & Brown lasts,
or the old and tried princi-
pies Of fair dealing and
goods Of our o ~n manufac.
ture serve them. The bust
ness gets larger and the
clothing better. Dosen't
that attest and seal the PEG.
pies good will. and
that prices are right2 Well
have crowds Of buyers to-
day, we know. We have
over one hundred men in
reserve, and there'll be no
delays.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Another Club,

The boys Of our city have got the
bsse ball fever quite badly. and have
organised for the summer csmpAign.
Among the various clubs the Little Ty-
coons present the following corps Of
players:
J. Malloy, o.; T. Etiaers. p.; ]. Barr,
SIS; w. O'Neil, LIST b; W. Murphey,
|2d b; J. Hyndman, 81 b 1. Sweeney,
IT., 7. Burns, H.; B. Roger, Of.
BARLEY of the Mugwumps 10 q second
Ousick.
The Lightfoot Boys have organised
and are ready TO receive challenges from
any club under Is ears of age:
O. Banks, O. w. Watson. W. Dump
son. w. Boyer. O. Irons. 81. Anderson,
II. Naudain, L. Brietor, w. Lumis.
Send challenges to $40 Orange street or
to $40 French street, Chas. Banks, cap.
tain.
The Mugwumps have q record of six
games won and none lost.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Effective itsbukss.

A piece Of quiet irony, which sug eests
more than IL says, 10 one Of the most Of.
foCtiv6 methods OF administering re-
proof. But 1t must be delicAtely nut.
for the least bungling will make 1t .
failure.
One day, while Gen. Robert Z. Lee
was visiting the lines ct Hetersborg, he
sskod m officer riding with him, il Q
certain work he (Lee) had ordered
done was finished. The officer replied,
alter . little hesitation, that It was.
"Then let us ride TO the spot and In.
specs II, /" said Lee.
On arriving there. he found that lit.
tie progress had been made IN the
work, and the confused officer tried 10
excuse himself by saying: ~ ordered
It 70 be done at once. and was told
that t. had been completed, but / did
NOT think II necessary to verify the fact
BY personal inspection"
We must give our personal attention
TO the liDes," said Gen. Lee, riding on.
In few minutes he began PIN emit
ing the officsr's horse
"Yes, sir" answered the officer, she
is o splendid Snimal and 1 prize him
more highly because he IL my wifs's
favorite riding horse"
"A magnihoent horse, bnt I should
not think him safe for Mrs. to
ride" ssld General Lee. "He's TOO
spirited for lady, and would urge
you by all means to take some Of the
metiie out Of him before you permit
your wife to ride him again. And, by
the way, General, I would Suggest 70
you thnt tho rough paths along these
trenches would be admirable ground
over which to train him."
While General Lee was president OF
Washington College, q visitor asked
him how certain student was getting
on.
"He is quiet, orderly young man."
answered the president" but he seems
very careful not TO injnre the health OF
his fathers son. He got last mouth
only forty on his Greek, thirty-fve on
his English, which Is very low stand
ing, rs one hundred 10 our maximum.
Now, do not want our Young men to
lujure their health, but wish them to
come ~ near 1t rs possible."
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Spring. Hotel.

This old and favorite summer resort,
having been extensively enlarged and i'm i.
proved since last season, is now In every
respect fitted for popular aud delightful
retreat. Peculiarly adapted to seekers
after health, rest or recreation. Its cele-
brated mineral springs, highly impregna-
ted with iron and sulphur, have long
been sought by invalids, and thousands
have testified to their health restoring vir-
tues. The new b. & o. r. r. will take
passengers daily to its doors. Excursion.
list will find the Springs delightful place
to spend day In Ilaasure and enjoy
ment, and can be reached at a small cost
by rail- from any point between Philadel-
phia and Baltimore. Plenty Of shade,
pure water and spacious lawn. Write or
call for terms.
r w. CROOKS, Manager. .
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

Al the A. NJ. Ezion Conference
which closed Its session In Philadel
phia on Wednesday, Rev. j. Il. John
son was appointed pastor of the A. NJ
Ezion Mission Church OF this city. and
also Of the Mission Church of Chester,
Pa. Rev. Mr.. johnson WAS the hrs,
pastor for the above church when 1t
worshtpped In the old Union Church,
ON Second street some eight or ten
years ago. &c will preach his intro.
ductory sermon on Sunday evening al
10, when he hopes to meet all his old
friends and many new ones. There
VIII be preachirg In TIE morning at
10 80 BY . stranger. Rev. Mr.. Brown,
the former pastor, has been given NJ
appointment near Avondale, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Episcopal Convention.

Tho 10lst Annual Oonvent ton of the
Diocese of Delaware, will be held In st.
Thomas church at Newark, beginning
lon Wednesday morning next at 1880
O'Clock. A service will be held on the
preceding Tuesday night at z. 80 CLOCK,
1t which . sermon will be delivered by
the Rev. Mr.. Leighton, rector Of Em.
manuel church, New CASTLE. The con-
ventiop sermon will be by the Rev.
Obas. e. Murray, rector OF St. An
drew's church, Wilmington. There
will be missionary meeting On
Wednesday night at Z 80 O'Clock. The
Convention will be one of more than
usual interest, ss an effort will proba
bly, be made to elect q successor to the
lam eLted Bishop Lee.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

~ v V10U0 ~ A11Is
That staYlinss ana fhvsua en- talk 4
IL well.knovu nm.
The mockipe .hird Il : uerfooe plaaia.
rist In the feashsred world: IS initstes
almost Al sonaatera. even the nlehtip
aele,
Parrots sre able 70 make : poise Nike
that uroduosd ~ ! ~. IN sound ~ :
corr drsvn frcm 4 botfle. snd other
noises still more nacullar. 4
The kins6sher IN ranroduoe moss
accurately ne cackiinr az hena. Ira
barking q does. IN ann ns 81 dnnks
and the bieatinS n shseu.
Blrds g VAN = manFind Ara ant IN
BE- vain Of their voice. ma seek 10 exoel
one another. EspecialIv n this the 90
With piah pseies. Insa hedRe inheb-
tied by them ore NAV oftsn obeerve that
their voioes incree - two. -. threefold
in strencth. snd som etimea aome ~
these birds Are found vith their throsts
toru-Ahey have nimulv sunn them.
selves 10 death.
Tho stork ia Africa. Il II said. IA
dumb. and his Clepperina Il but An
imitation OF the sherpeniuR OF SOY thee.
This sound ID supposed 70 Be- spcciallv
pleasing 20 the etork. becsuse on froehiy
cas- meadows he aIweys 6nds food il
plenty, aud Therefore e Il sueRestive If
: rich dinner. All Of these Birds show
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
NHE ARTISANS 50 WING hank.
RIO. 1o2 naAkKET STREE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..FRBRuARY 26, 182i
Onento rocoivc deposits daily from q. N
dntil p. m, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from 7 u 8 O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that N
profits upon It's Investments, except so muoI
az Is required for tho payment OF necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus for the %.
curity OF depositors, shail he divided among
tho deposit0rs.
No manager 10 allowed to borrow any par
Of the funds aeposited with the Corporation,
MANAGERS.
1eorge W. Bush, y Allen HilIes,
~. L. Lichenstetn, Geo. 3. Oapelle,
Jos. u: Carpenter, Jr., Job h. jackson,
WIN, II. swift, Henry r. Dure,
Anthony Higgins, Edward Pussy,
Washington Hastings,
MONEY LOANEDON MORTGAGES,
9Ro. w. BUSH, Ono. y. UAPnLLH,
President. Vice-Pesident.
II. T. TAYLoR, Treasurer.
10 T-mv Jos. M. MATHnR Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Raas BAH.

Tho following games were played
yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures, 6; Indi.
0.
Observation-Disclosures, 8; Pitts
burg, 9.
Boston-Boston, s; Chicago, 8.
Detroit-Detroit, IL; New York 8.
Observation-Disclosures, 8; Athletic, 8,
Observation-Disclosures, 8; Brooklyn, g.
St. Louia-Bt. Louis, 8; Metropoli
tan, I.
Johnstown-Johns.own, 8; Wilkes
barre, ..
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Tho Ipiunction so, we'd.

Deputy Sheriff PritchstS served az
Injunction yesterday upon the Building
Committee OF Levy Court, forbiddine
them to demolish. or in any other way
Interfere with the old mill on the south
bank of the Brandy wine. The injunc.
ton Was issued At the Instance OF the
water Commission. TO prevent the re
moval OF . part OF this old building,
which Was contem platsd by the com.
mittee to make room for the new bridse 9.
The injunction will not interfere with
werk on the new structure. and 1t will
be pushed ahead rs rapidly as possible.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Knight. Of tn. Golden Eagle.

The members Of Cyrus, Apollo, st.
Georges, 81. Johns, Crusaders, Har-
mony, Warwick, Philadelphia and
Diamond State Castles are requested to
meet at the Golden Eagle Hall, Fifth
and French streets, this evening, as
business Of Importance will be trans
acted for the good OF the Order gener.
ally.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
address Fkister,d Letters 10
NEW OR cams NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans. La.

REMEMBER That the presence Q,
and Early mo are In charge Of the draw.
ings, Ia o Guarantee Of absolute fairness
and integ1y, that the chances arc all
equal and, Tit no one can possibly divine
what pnwers will draw Prize.
REMEfBER that the payment of all
Prizes II EUARANTEEU ny FOUR
NATIONkL BANKS of New Orleans,
and the u kets are signed by the Presi-
dent Of q Institution, whose chartered
RI nts are pcogni lied In the highest Courts;
therefore. beware Of any limitations or an.
noymops SCENES.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

Taylor & Fullerton's, 500 King street,
for vial OF Hanee's Mandrake Pellets.
rhey Will cure headache, constipation,
&c. Are small, readily swallowed, and
lust the thing Tor children.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

For the benefit OF the Ladies' Aid OF
Du Point Post. No. 2, will be held at No.
82l Market street on the evenings OF
June and Q.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Il. B. RILEY.
GLOVES.

Fine Kid Gloves, Embroidered back.
In tans, 20 cents; regular 81 glove.
We are selling the same 81, Shook
Glove. IL beats all other makes. Tass,
blacks. browns, states.
4-button Embroidered back, taus.
The best glove for 81 80.
Bargain lot OF Lisle thread gloves, 10
cents; . pairs for IS cents. Regular
price 10 % cents.
Ladies' Lisle thread hose: garnet,
blue, brown and taus, 1914 cents, are
half the regular price.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

INV CASTLE COUNTY, Dol.
Apsil 25th. 1857.
Upon ihe application Of Mary McHuyh.
Executrfx Of james McHugh, lstA Of VII.
mingson Hundred. in satd county, dece ned.
y 10 ordered and Gi-ecsed by tho Register
tnst the Executrfx aforesaid give notice OF
granting OF Ietters Parliamentary upon the
estate OF tho cecoased. with tho date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
70 be posted within forty days from the date
OF such letters in six OF the most public
places OF the county Of New Castle, requir-
log all persons having demands against the
state to ptesent the same, or aoide BY an
ACT OF Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided; and also cause the same to he fnssrt.
% within the same period 10 the DAILY In.
PuHIloAN. Newspaper pubih he'd IN VII.
mington, Del, End to be continued therein
three weeks. (e.o.d
ii Given under the hand and Seal
LIS. Of Oft1oe Of the Register Aforesaid,
II ct Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
JOHN z. BRADFORD, Register.
NOTION - AL persons having claims
against the e5tAte OF the deceased must pro.
sent tho same, oily 9ttested to tho Executrix.
on or before April 10Th, 1888, or abide the
act Of Assembly In tuch case q AIDE and pro-
vfded. MAkY McHU0H.
Address. wilmineton. Del. m3-8w-eod
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

,l3o Prfzrslnounting to......... 81, 0sk, 0co
Tor Olnb ates. or any further informa.
ton apply tho undersigned. yonr rand
writing NUT be distinct and signature
plain. MoS rapid return mail delivery
will DO assubd by your enclosing an Envei.
0pe beiringbour full address.
SEND PtSrAL NOTES, EXPRESS
Money Ordre, or Now York Excespse
In ordinary letter. Currency oy express.
tat our expelse) addressed
ID. A. DAUPRIN,
New Orleans, In.
Of n. a. NuPHHN.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Wanalnaker & Brown,
OAK HALL.
S.E.CorSixth & Market SITS.
PHILADELPHIA.

Louisiana State Lottery Company
incorporated By the Legislature ia 1905.
ior Educstional and Charitable purposes.
snd 10 rancnise made part Of the present
whcimipg Popular vote.
AS 0F1Hd single Number Draw.
lngs eafo pance Monthly, anu sine
semh.A @uaA Drawings regular.
cemborl.
I'VE do lsreby certify that We supervise
tho arrangements for all the Monthly and
semi ANIMAL Drawings OF Tho Louisiana
State LOTTERY Co.,, and In pereon manage
md contro the drawings themselves, and
That the 9me are conducted with honesty.
fairness AZ in God faith toward all partie.,
and 70 a4horize the company To uso this
S Ss IN iaC,similes Of our signatures
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

ID xsr PkIUE PAU ft,n 49,. Alr,c,
~ OF ssoond.handi olothinr. warohes
20 "A revolvsrs, guns, sewing machines,
nr ntnre and stoves, all Of which viii ~
~ ~ A. J. OONNOR, ut low Fats, COZ
v sst Front street vii. Del. oik-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

1t is unnecessary TO elaborate on this arti-
ole. Every Lady, who experiences the vexa-
tion Of having the = tr come out OF curl. will
approciato the bensf 1t and pleasure such an
article will confer.
ssFrizxafine'' Is ussd by all tho Lead.
ipg society Ladies and Actresses in the
United States
Price 81 90 per Bottle, Is ounces), sent
TO any address on receipt Of price.
N. y. FERGUSON, Proprietor.
Lock Box, 43g. Cniosgo. Ills.
AGENTS WANTED Send cents STAN ps
Tor Particulars ana terms. ml0-3m
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

iALolN STEAK
roast Ia cents a n
:. q pound; round
M chuck from 8 t.
pa "a briiket 0 cents =
III Scenta a pound.
~ No. I, STU street.
m2e-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

NY SUfFhkkk
q ions 70 Gall ellen On
I'd street. p Ns,s
M cured VIZ
N. Msssrg: ~, :.
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rliile. El9ooa ~
hi. johns and ~
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m free. m2s- ~
1,DY To pRvvE
ot tho valley 80
nd eli pain; soro:
= speciality. xo ~!
y street, sna ~
sston, Dslawers.
ssms. AW-tt
De- To LEARN
lady tailor sy system:
tstIng thoroughly
rsps, etc.. made 70
Ia cut TO measure:
street. as-2m-eodf
= WANTING RE
sls. resta urants Or
SnoommodAted BY
n Intelligsns,e u.
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apcral housewoTk
niy ct $40 Wash.
sRS AT 10T Il. erH
n .stofy front room,
With home com.
m268ts
lit E WOMAN;
ussher And Ifoner;
N. Inquire at 1873
m8-3te
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4. no washing; also
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Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
e. q. RILEY,
c2G King Street.
FIR liz ATIM z,

AH-"Positiveiy Harmless "-ex
A colorlesh perfume preparation that DOE.
soeses the oxtraoroinary power OF
KEEPING THE HAIR IN CURL,
during tho dampes. WEATHER or In tho warm.
Q: I assembly or Bail Room.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

Grand semi-Annual Drawing
In the Acaiemy of Music, New Orleane,
Tuesday,, June IA, 1887,
! 90. 900 Tpkets at Twenty Dollars each.
Halves Sb; Quarters %; Tenths @2;
Twentieth al,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

q for bakery, In . good location. Ap-
ply to u. MCKINLEY, Third and Monroe
streets. anti
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

EfUK RENT-THiKD FLOOR OF
- building, Ill Market street, suitable
for Lodge room. Apply 70
a2atf JAMES MORROW.
NOR RNNr-rWO LOVELY ROOMS,
II suitable for housekeeping 1t TIA Madi.
son street. m2a.6th
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

EyOK kENT-CORNER STORE PROP.
"a erty; good location. Apply to ROB.
INSON, Room 2. Evofy Evening building.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

In COOK; ALSO
b waifrots, two In
krsd. Apply At 6u8
A maj 2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

In. a HOUSE IN
81 the city. south Of
address Il. q, L.,
ms 3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

b COOK; MUST
hsudsd Apply at
|purth and orange
4 u27-atf
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

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Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

NOR RENT-HOUSE, e22 ". SIXTH
~ strost; Improvements; nicely papered
thfous bout; park In rear. Apply q once,
on tho pr enises. m27.ats
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

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|in 3 small family.
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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-20

were fellow members of the Council
of the Home Rule League. Not only that
Egan wrote for the Colonel his political
address to the electors. [Laughter.] Il
past association with men charged with
crime meant completely in that crime,
which side of the house is deepest in assas-
sinatiou? It wss manifestly an absurdity
for Saanderson to accuse the executive of
the Land League of knowing men were
murderers because their names were men,
toned in connection with the Phoenix
Park affair. He (Sexton) never learned
OF any fact or anything that had been
proved which would warrant him in chang
ing his opinion He always entertained
that Egan and those associated with him
were innocent of the malignant charges
brought against them. [Cries, hear !!
hearp'1 Saunderson's attack was both
mean and cowardly.
Referring to the bill under consideration
Sexton said the measure threatened the
existence of the Irish National League
He would remind the house that the league
was aided by the prelates and clergy of the
Catholic Church and struggled to maintain
the moral law, yet this league, so supported
was stigmatized as a conspiracy maint ntaint d
by criminals and dynamiters. The bill
itself possessed kind OF attempt at the
violation of moral law. The bill aimed to
sweep away at one fell swoop all the
cherished rights of the people. It was justi-
fed by nothing in the CO ldition of Ireland.
The boycotting practiced by the Irish peo-
pie arose naturally from the irrepressible
growth Of Irish public opinion. The only
way to do without it Was to obtain for the
laws governing the people of Ireland the
sympathy ofthose people.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-20
Mr.. Kaltzer's Card.

To THE PUBLIc:-Over two years and a
half ago my ankle was badly broke by An
accident. went to the hospital to get it
cured. stayed there one year. Two open
sores refused to heal, and l suffered great
pain. Twas very lame, and could walk
only with the aid of a crutch and cane.
There was no feeling in the shin bone, and
was told that it was dead, and would
have to ',e removed or cut of.
Last September I consulted DR.. Mac
Lehman, on his arrival in Butte. He made
thorough examination, and said that he
could cure it without cutting, and that life
and feeling would return to the bone; that
the sores would heal and the pain and
lameness disappear. He gave me a written
contract-that if he failed to cure me he
would return my money. Well. put N.Y.
self Immediately under his Treatment.
am glad did, for now am well. All pain
is gone. All lameness j. gone. Life and
feeling came back into tine dead bone. The
sores healed up quickly, and am as well
as ever. had no faith, and if the doctor
had not warranted q cure would not
have treated with him. as was told by
my friends that man who advertised was
no good.
l reside at the Parrot Smelter. and am
we'll known by everybody there, all Of
whom will bear testimony to my wonder
full cure. JOE KULTzER.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-20
Removal OF SQuatlers.

MILWAUKEE, April 1S.-A special to the
Evening Wisconsin says: Company E.
Eleventh Infantry, stationed at Fort Sully
received orders yesterday to proceed at
once to the Winnehago and Crow reserva.
tions and drive the settlers from these
lands. The company. under command ol
Captain Myers, left yesterday evening and
camped at Canning last night. The orders
are reported to be strict, calling for the de-
struction of the property, if necessary.
The greatest excitement exists, and it
would not be surprising to see miniature
Riel rebellion organized on these lands.
This territory was thrown open by the
Arthur administration in February, 1884,
and thousands of honest settlers from all
parts of the United States rushed in and
took possession of claims. Cleveland's g re-
vocation Of Arthnr's proclamation has
brought on the present crisis.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-20

John H. Smith, Divid.'; Henry Heider
and wife. Anaconda; Mrs. Tobin, Park
City; Peter larry, Blackfoot; fallen Hay,
Denver. are at the Centennial.
w. F. Sharpe, San Francisco; w. L.
Blapem, Murray; DIR. r. E. R. Carpenter,
NJ. O'Rourke. Chicago; r. Hastings, Mis-
soula; Chas. J. Rodgers. Omaha; J. C..
Shauber Garrison; w. A. jackson, Chicago;
Mrs. W. B. Dodridge. Anaconda, are at the
St. Nicholas Hotel.
w. H. Ryer, Chicago: Leo Schebin and
wife, St. Louis; w. C. Darmand, st. Paul:
W. G. Kegler, Belmont. W. T.; W. H. Bios
sum, Murray. Idaho; E. 8. Brooks, Denver;
II. F. Bailey, Bannack, NJ. T.; Frank Lau-
don. Dillon; j. H. Morton and wife, Fargo,
Dak., are at the Windsor.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-20
The Stove MOulders' Strike.

PlTrsBURG, April 1S.-The stove mould.
ers' strike, which started in St. Louis has
reached this district, and all moulders in
Pittsburg and surrounding towns are idle.
The boycotted patterns Of the St. Louis
firm were received in this city last Satur-
day. They were distributed among the diff
ferent firms, and moulders were instructed
to commence work on them to-day. This
morning the moulders refused to work on the
Objectionable patterns, and as result all
OF the stove foundries in two cities are shut
down. The strike now extends throughout
the third district, the eastern boundary be-
ing Plttsburg and includes Cleveland, Gin
cinnati, Detroit, Beaver Falls, Rochester,
Pa. and New Castle. In this city ork has
been suspended in fifteen foundries and
over 700 men are idle. A long and bitter
struggle is predicted.